I love genealogy! My aunt got me started when I was a little girl. I remember going through cemeteries with her and rubbing stones with a paper and crayon to catalog every grave. She did genealogy from the day she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in 1944 until she died in 2004. She was often accused of spending more time with the dead than the living. And I suppose I carry on her legacy. She did everyone's genealogy, even to the point of researching our whole county! She taught me not to stop with just your direct line, but to keeping going, finding everyone possible.

I love genealogy! My aunt got me started when I was a little girl. I remember going through cemeteries with her and rubbing stones with a paper and crayon to catalog every grave. She did genealogy from the day she was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in 1944 until she died in 2004. She was often accused of spending more time with the dead than the living. And I suppose I carry on her legacy. She did everyone's genealogy, even to the point of researching our whole county! She taught me not to stop with just your direct line, but to keeping going, finding everyone possible.